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Rachele Shaw <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 6 Mar 1997 11:04:59 -0600
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>> When our daughter was born I was all set as a mother to give my child the
>> best and breastfeed. Little did I know that in trying to eat healthy and
>> consume all that milk that Meaghan was severly allergic.
>> Chris Horne

>Funny when Ashley was born I had a terrible time getting her to latch on
>and she once in awhile projectile vomited too with this horrible
>beltching sound...I too drank alot of milk to make sure that she and I got
>alot of calcium. Strange eh?
>
>Hazel Green

I just wanted to say that I was told to stop nursing at 1 yr. and my very
allergic to dairy son refused. (I never consumed any dairy when I was
nursing.) He showed absolutely no signs of the desire to give it up.  (I
tried every soy milk product and he refused them all.) I nursed well into
the two's and finally really weaned him close to three (when he finally
like Edensoy soymilk, which we had tried before and he refused.) I don't
regret it (although I found it hard to keep it up for so long).  I think
his allergies are much better now since we have been so careful about dairy
and I think his body really needed the breast milk.

Rachele Shaw
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